Sentence examples for prime competition from inspiring English sources

In other words, the company that was Instacart's prime competition will become a shareholder should the Whole Foods acquisition close.

Domestically, Food & Wine's circulation is topping its 900,000 rate base, says McGowan. "Gourmet [Condé Nast] is our prime competition, and for the last three years we've beaten them on ad pages".

Blake is considered the prime competition for Bolt, having bested him in the event at the Jamaican Olympic Trials.

Still in their teens, they claimed first prizes at other prime competitions (the Queen Elisabeth in Brussels for Mr. Repin, the Carl Flesch in London for Mr. Vengerov).

Taking the Baseline as benchmark, the results show that whereas priming for competition reduces significantly market prices from the beginning, priming for payoffs holds market prices at a significantly high level for a longer period.

ABC could boast that it defeated its prime-time competition and won in all the key demographics.

When it comes to crime drama style, The Killing heroine Sarah Lund and The Bridge's Saga Noren have long slayed the prime-time competition.

But from 11 to 11 30, without fierce prime-time competition, the rating jumped to a 16.6, before finishing with a 14.1 from 12 30 to 12 40 a.m.

He did, after all, alter the fate of one network, CBS, and the nature of prime-time competition last summer and this winter with the first two seasons of "Survivor".

In the Monday-Friday prime-time competition, Fox News held a similar yawning advantage in total viewers with 2.2 million (up 3 percent) to CNN's 733,000; CNN's total represents a 56 percent increase from the previous year (when the network was setting records for low ratings).

Less than a year after it changed the face of network prime-time competition, the ABC game show, "Who Wants to Be a Millionaire" is coming back to earth, moving down in status from phenomenon to solid performer, and its producer is already contemplating a facelift.